By KENNEDY MUPESENI- PUBLIC access to information on legislation and other policy issues help strengthen linkages between the Government and the general citizenry. With informed citizenry, Governments can be held accountable for their policies and...
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Read MoreTHERE are different types of singles: there are those who are single and are still hopeful that God willing one day they will get married. There are those who are Single by Choice like the...
Read MoreThe control tower or commanding centre is a place of instruction and direction to ensure safety and security of the air transport system. Just imagine for an instant what would happen to a busy airport...
Read MoreOrganisations that ignore passion for and is training in effective customer care do so at their own peril. To illustrate this point, what this writer saw in one of the Lusaka’s restaurants reminds this writer...
Read MoreWE are greateful for the support we have received from our readers and as a centre for disability development research law and policy, we take readers’ comments and observations seriously. We provided advice to Government...
Read MoreHANDBALL is slowly becoming a popular sport on the Zambian scene with a number of youths aspiring to become world class players despite the sport facing numerous financial challenges. As it is a common trend...
Read MoreBy JONES H. MUNANG’ANDU – Marriage is a legally and socially sanctioned union or relationship, usually between a man and a woman, that is regulated by laws, rules, customs, beliefs, and attitudes that prescribe the...
Read MoreBy LILLIAN BANDA – MARY Mwale (not real name) is a sad woman. The father of her three-year-old son deserted her when he discovered she was pregnant. After five years of being in what Mary...
Read MoreBy EXPENDITO CHIPALO – MANY Zambians who originate from Luwingu district of the Northern Province are often heard boasting that they come from a country where lions drive buses, leopards are the conductors and hyenas are...
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